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| nationals; and the utilization
of enemy nationals as slave labor. The evidence is insufficient to authorize a conclusion of guilt on the part of Brueckner with regard to the other specifications of the indictment. The defendant Brueckner is found guilty upon counts one and two of the indictment. |
| COUNT THREE |
| The Tribunal finds that the defendant Brueckner was a member of a criminal organization, that is, the SS, under the conditions defined and specified by the judgment of the International Military Tribunal, and he is, therefore, guilty under count three of the indictment. |
| OTTO HOFMANN |
| Otto Hofmann, as chief of RuSHA from 1940 to
1943, actively participated in the measures adopted and carried out in the
furtherance of the Germanization program, as has heretofore been set forth in
detail in this judgment. The evidence establishes beyond any reasonable doubt
Hofmann's guilt and criminal responsibility for the following criminal
activities pursued in the furtherance of the Germanization program: the
kidnaping of alien children; forcible abortions on Eastern workers; taking away
infants of Eastern workers; the illegal and unjust punishment of foreign
nationals for sexual intercourse with Germans; hampering the reproduction of
enemy nationals; the forced evacuation and resettlement of foreign populations;
the forced Germanization of enemy nationals; and the utilization of enemy
nationals as slave labor. The evidence is insufficient to prove this defendant's guilt with regard to the plunder of public and private property. The defendant Hofmann is found guilty upon counts one and two of the indictment. |
| COUNT THREE |
| The Tribunal finds that the defendant Hofmann was a member of a criminal organization, that is, the SS, under the conditions defined and specified by the judgment of the International Military Tribunal, and he is, therefore, guilty under count three of the indictment. |
| RICHARD HILDEBRANDT |
| Richard Hildebrandt was Higher SS and Police Leader at Danzig-West Prussia from October 1939 to February 1943, and |
